Chapter 115: The Unparalleled Mastery of Heaven and Earth

Xu Chenfeng was anxious and frustrated, but he dared not use his magical power to resist the flames again, fearing another attack from Song Qiankun. At this moment, his right hand was still dripping blood. This was because his mana had been completely exhausted when he unleashed his killing move earlier, leaving him unable to use any more magic.

Xu Chenfeng quickly changed his mind and chose not to resist. He dispelled the black mist and his magical robe, exposing his body directly to the scorching flames. He intended to draw Song Qiankun’s attention, hoping the latter would cease attacking him.

The skull-headed skeleton revived, its forehead and face twitched with coarse wrinkles, baring its teeth in a grimace as it chuckled at Zhou Mengyuan.

Above the giant tree, vines intertwined densely with countless vibrant blossoms. Sunlight filtered through the thin mist, creating a breathtakingly beautiful scene.

Zhu Houzhao felt a headache coming on, not just in his head but also in his ears. He hadn’t expected that merely discussing reform with the three officials who intended to push changes would spark such controversy and even lead to deadlock.

A trump card remains a trump card because it is deeply concealed, unknown to others. Once played, besides its inherent power, it gains the element of surprise.

He couldn't reveal the truth; if he did, she might flee in panic. Yet he couldn’t hold her or kiss her, and had to watch her leave with another man. That feeling was utterly miserable.

Ning Tian gestured for everyone to retreat, each one suppressing their aura and blending into the mountains and earth to avoid detection by the enemy.

For over a year, Chu Kang hadn’t inquired about An Ran’s whereabouts. He often visited the An residence for tea, and from An Jin and Lin Yin’s conversations, he knew An Ran was safe and sound. That was enough.

On the journey ahead, Zhou Mengyuan furrowed his brows in silence, agonizing over his deliberate choice to save Qi Hengxing by the old monster’s hand, intending to slay him on the battlefield in the future and cause a stir across the world. Was this right or wrong?

As a disciple of the Bright Moon Sect, Wang Yao was recognized as the top among this generation’s outer disciples. He didn’t believe the opponent had any moves beyond their alluring charm.

Within the Ancient Sacred City’s inner area, the turbulent space-time gradually solidified, while the green-spotted orb vanished without a trace.

“Yes, my lord husband.” I didn’t even know how to speak to him now.

Soon, they sauntered out with a carefree swagger, convinced of their own coolness, forming a semicircle before us.

I saw a Lamborghini chasing after me. I wasn’t scared at all; instead, I felt excited. This was the perfect chance to test my driving skills and see just how impressive they really were—whether or not they matched Qi Yaotian’s prowess when he fled.

“I don’t know. When she came just now, she was covered in blood and collapsed unconscious after calling your name once. What should we do? Should we send her to the hospital?” The nanny was equally puzzled.

Why were so many eyes on the scene? The more she sent messages denying everything, the more others despised her. A public figure who doesn’t even dare to admit their mistakes—what kind of public figure is that? As the saying goes, if you don’t seek trouble, trouble won’t find you.

Though contradictory and even hypocritical, even a Taoist who had committed countless murders couldn’t stand such crude interrogation methods.

At that moment, Li Feiyu did something that stunned everyone: he opened his mouth and swallowed the three strange lotus flowers growing on his head.

Selling out an empty cinema’s seats could cover the costs with ticket prices. Movies rely on low prices and high volume; no one can verify if a single ticket-holder genuinely watched the film.

Therefore, even if someone was truly being controlled by others, they would still leave some clue behind.

Stepping onto this path, he felt somewhat relieved. Since there was a road, it must lead to civilization, meaning he could properly eat and find lodging.

The sound struck Li Sandou’s nerves in a steady rhythm, his heart pounding relentlessly.